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UKRSPECSYSTEMS is an important player in the Ukrainian drone industrial base -- at this point there are hundreds of "drone shops" that are building systems that are cheap, effective, easy to build and easy to repair. Every day, these shops open up, and every day some of them close down without making it in a highly competitive and extremely fast paced wartime needs-based industry. Keep an eye out for more coming from Ukraine -- I hope to be able to push some of these systems out more often, at least to raise more awareness of their capabilities and to bring some cash support to people building to defend their sovereignity. #ukrainewillwin

These size aircraft have the exact same RCS (Radar Cross Section) as many Group 3 drones. When I trained C-UAS operations at bases that had small airfields nearby, mostly used for private aircraft, our team had to really hammer the idea into the operators that they had to fight complacency while monitoring C2 systems like the FAAD. They needed to investigate each incoming track by "hooking" for further investigation and possible airspace deconfliction. Building a fast and efficient airspace deconfliction process is one of the hardest things we helped with. It is one of the core fundamentals of C-UAS. I'll write more about fundamentals later. I know for a fact that we have been hit due to complacency and over burdensome deconfliction processes in the past. Sadly, sometimes it took a base getting hit to make the process streamlined enough. The challenges are immense in the C-UAS world. We all must work together to conceive and test new concepts to fight UAS/V.

The utilization of unmanned systems in conjunction with conventional surveying techniques enables the generation of more sophisticated outputs for various integrations and applications.

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How to prepare in Advance for a night reconnaissance mission? We suggest starting with the SHARK, equipped with the USG-231T gimbal. This setup offers several advantages: 🔍 Night won’t stand in your way. SHARK can detect objects up to 5 km away, even in complete darkness. 🎯 Digital stabilization = efficiency. Clear, stabilized video allows you to thoroughly survey the area and accurately identify objects. 🌈 Multiple image modes. You can switch between different color palettes depending on your mission's requirements. In short, you can now see what’s lurking in the dark before it sees you. #SHARKUAV #thermalcamera #UAV #DroneTech #gimbal

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Yes, #India did use #drones during the 1999 #KargilWar along the Line of Control (LOC). Here are the key points about India's use of drones in that conflict: •India first employed military drones during the 1999 Kargil War with #Pakistan for reconnaissance purposes along the Line of Control. • #Israel supplied India with IAI Heron and Searcher drones specifically for reconnaissance missions during the Kargil conflict. •The drones were primarily used for photo-reconnaissance and surveillance along the Line of Control to gather intelligence on Pakistani positions and movements. •The use of drones helped Indian forces understand and estimate the scale of Pakistani infiltration, which initially took over a week to fully assess. •This marked India's entry into using unmanned aerial vehicles #UAV for #military operations, especially in challenging high-altitude terrain. •The experience gained from using drones in Kargil led India to further develop and expand its drone capabilities in subsequent years. •Since the Kargil War, India has continued to procure military drones from countries like Israel and the US, while also developing its own domestic UAV program through #DRDO. The use of drones in the Kargil War represented an important technological advancement for Indian military operations, providing crucial intelligence and surveillance capabilities in a difficult conflict zone. Directorate General of Civil Aviation - India #indianhistory #kargilwar #indianarmedforces #indianarmy #drones

Did you know that the Zenmuse H30 Series payload is transforming inspections? With its incredible 200x hybrid zoom, it captures every detail from a safe distance. Perfect for powerline inspections, search and rescue missions, and more, this payload delivers precision and reliability where it’s needed most. #dji #publicsafety #inspections #rpas #uav #mapping #searchandrescue

🌧 Dodging the Danish "Summer" ⛈ A few weeks ago I got to fly the Phase One P5 on the Quantum-Systems Trinity Pro between several rain showers and a snow storm here in Denmark. 🇩🇰 📏 Processing the data shows the remarkable accuracy and a GSD beyond anything else I have seen! 🔍 If you want to learn more about our new survey grade mapping payload, check out the link below ⏬ https://lnkd.in/dN4GCyXg #Surveying #UAV #P5 #Mapping

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